14 year old fiddler/vocalist Laura Watson joins Gordon Tucker and Jim White in their rendition of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore."

14 year old fiddler/vocalist Laura Watson joins Gordon Tucker and Jim White in their rendition of "Four Until Late."

14 year fiddler/vocalist Laura Watson joins Gordon Tucker and Jim White for their rendition of Eric Clapton's classic tune "Alberta Alberta" at Stayner's Wharf in Halifax on July 21 2007.

14 year old fiddler/vocalist Laura Watson joins Gordon Tucker (guitar) and Jim White (bass) for thier renditin of the timeless classic "Softly As The Sunrise" during a matinee at Stayner's Pub   more...and Grill in Halifax.  less

more and more beautiful

They are growing like weeds!

an excellent documentary , for aircraft buffs

The "3 Little Porkchops" are getting bigger everyday!
Tune in weekly to watch them grow!

Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia: A Guide for Women Dealing with Tumors of the Placenta, such as Choriocarcinoma, Molar Pregnancy and Other Forms of GTN by Tara Johnson and Meredith Schwartz

This is the second annual NSEF Ride & Drive held June 2 2007 in Beaverbank.
I was in the area and was lucky enough to have my camera!

The second and final part of Laura Watson's performance at the Rebecca Cohn in Halifax in October of 2000.

Some more footage from the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium during the Treaty Days Showcase in october of 2000

In this clip we have Eskasoni Cape Breton's own Fiddling Barber George Paul!

This clip features Truro based fiddler Sy Steele.

Featuring more Nova Scotian fiddling talent from the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium in Halifax.

Some more traditional music from the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium in Halifax fom October of 2000.

Just the second part of my guitar noodling VLOG from May 31 2007.

Just me noodling with my guitar on a sunny afternoon.

Short comedy film from Lumbfilm productions

Good ideas....

Please favorite this short video!
In a few minutes you can be part of the worlds biggest grid computing project and helping out humanity, all without leaving your computer chair!

The Kolkhosnik sank on January 16, 1942. Heading for Halifax to join a convoy, she struck an unknown object near Sambro Island and soon sank. Her crew took to lifeboats and all safely reached the Sambro   more...lighthouse. The cause was first thought to be a torpedo, but no German submarines reported an attack and none were recorded in the area. More likely she was off course and struck one of the ledges aground Sambro. Her wreck was salvaged after the war. Today it attracts divers and underwater photographers, especially for the tanks carried as deck cargo.  less

My response to Sedonaleigh2007's dork me up challenge...

An old school music video from Sumfight.com Productions!
Straight Up by Halifax.